moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in decent physical condition, able to carry a camera or light gear and walk uneven terrain.
Join Radventures for an evening that combines the stunning vistas of Moraine Lake and Lake Louise with a chance to spot wildlife in the Banff region at sunset. An authentic Canadian Rockies experience that blends scenery and wildlife in one memorable trip.
5 Hours • All Ages • Up to 24 People • Exclusive access to Moraine Lake for & Lake Louise
Experience the magic of the Canadian Rockies with a breathtaking journey to Moraine Lake at golden hour, followed by a stunning sunset at Lake Louise. Conclude your adventure with a wildlife exploration along the Bow Valley Parkway, where you may encounter elk, deer, and bears in their natural habitat.
5 Hours (from Banff pick-up to drop-off)
$1,990 CAD + tax & processing fees.
Golden Hour at Moraine Lake: Begin your adventure at the world-renowned Moraine Lake. As the sun descends, watch the waters transform into a stunning shade of turquoise, reflecting the Ten Peaks. This magical moment during the golden hour provides perfect opportunities for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
Sunset at Lake Louise: Next, we venture to the iconic Lake Louise. Experience the sunset casting a golden glow over the lake, creating a breathtaking panorama against the backdrop of the majestic Victoria Glacier. It's a moment of tranquility and awe-inspiring beauty that you will cherish forever.
Wildlife Adventure on Bow Valley Parkway: As dusk falls, we'll travel along the scenic Bow Valley Parkway. This time of day is ideal for wildlife sightings. Keep your cameras ready for possible encounters with elk, deer, bears, and other native wildlife in their natural habitat. Our experienced guides will share insights about the local ecosystem and wildlife behaviours.
Travel in comfort in our spacious new model high-roof passenger vans & minibuses with large panoramic windows. We offer pick-up and drop-off from chosen Banff locations, with options available at checkout.
Weather: This adventure runs rain, snow or shine! Only under extreme weather conditions will there be cancellations, with full refunds or rescheduling options.
Dress for the unpredictable mountain weather. Evenings can be chilly – layered clothing is advised.
Pro local tip: Mountain weather is notoriously unpredictable. Sometimes, the uncertain conditions, like light drizzle, gift us with the most mesmerizing landscapes and minimal crowd interference. Embrace it!
Accessibility: Adapted to various fitness levels, this tour involves some light walking to fully appreciate the surroundings.
What does the tour schedule look like?
Due to the changing sunset times over the course of the summer, we have staggered start times to ensure your visit aligns with the best times of the day for golden hour, sunset and dusk wildlife viewing.
For more intricate details or specific queries, dive into our exhaustive FAQ section or connect with us directly!
Bring binoculars and a camera with a zoom lens for better wildlife and sunset photography opportunities.
Evening temperatures can drop quickly; layered clothing ensures comfort as you enjoy the changing scenery.
Weather conditions can shift unexpectedly, so having a waterproof layer keeps you dry during the wildlife park portion.
Maintain a safe distance from animals and follow park guidelines to preserve the pristine habitat.
Banff National Park established in 1885, is Canada's first national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, protecting stunning mountain scenery and diverse ecosystems.
Radventures emphasizes minimal impact tourism, encouraging visitors to respect wildlife corridors and practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve this pristine environment.
Layering helps manage changing temperatures during sunset and wildlife viewing.
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Helps in spotting distant wildlife and enhances your wildlife observation experience.
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Capture the stunning scenery and wildlife in detail during your trip.
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Protection against sudden weather changes, rain, or snow.
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